'One of the first thoughts that comes to mind when someone mentions Mindy’s name is elegance and grace. I have had the absolute pleasure of knowing Mindy for over 20 years and in that time, we have worked together on many community projects and non-profit boards. I have witnessed the way she walks, talks, and treats other people. My wife and I tried hard to raise our girls in a way that would make us proud as parents. The day Mindy recognized them for sending thank you notes that have been thought through, handwritten and not cookie cutter was one of the highlights of raising our children. Once you meet Mindy and get to know her, you will believe, like I do, that Emily Post surely learned from her.'

"I invited Mindy to be the keynote speaker at our Annual Etiquette Dinner, where she gave an informative and engaging presentation on dining etiquette to a group of Schreiner University students and distinguished community members. Mindy's presentation provided students with a better understanding of formal dining etiquette, social drinking in a professional setting and other valuable etiquette tips as they prepare to take the next steps in their careers. She managed to keep everyone entertained for two hours, but more importantly, she left a positive and lasting impression with our students. Working with Mindy was an absolute pleasure!"

"I have known Mindy for many, many years. We have spent a lot of time together working on different community committees and supporting charity events. She is by far one of the most honest, organized and professional people I know. Mindy also has a strong since of dignity and grace like no other. She is down to earth and one of the sweetest people I know. I always look forward to spending time with her in whatever setting we happen to be in."

"As a virtual society, the pleasantries of business and social gatherings is a dearly missed, but very necessary life skill. Mindy’s professional experience, adoring personality, and quick wit delivers outstanding information that will interest all. I encourage everyone to revisit this lost art from one of the Hill Country’s most amazing leaders."